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Notes from first low n slow brisky

fnjay

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Just shy 14lb prime packer rubbed with black ops and smoke with oak. Kept it bellow 250 and most of the time at 220-230.
Did a really minimal trim. It just didn't seem to need much messing with.
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On at about 8PM
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There she rolls
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Still needs a few hours....going no wrap all the way baby! Another first.
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And done..probe tender at 2:30pm...went into cooler for about 3.5 hours till everyone was well "hydrated" and ready to eat. Another first....I've never bothered with long rest before.
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Moist n tender with hella nice bark!
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The bend
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I was happy with it, as was all the guests. Even every kid had themselves a brisky samich! I chopped this all up and mixed point and flat. Really liked it that way. Changed too many variables all at once vs previous brisket so I was a bit nervous.....all in all best one to date though:bow:
 
Dude Score!! looks really good. I have a primo pit and you do get a good bark with wood chunks. If not careful you can over smoke one...Don't ask how I know.
 
nicely done! really digging that deck too.
 
Great looking brisket Jay! Love the color of your bark too. Nice job!
 
Ladies and gentlemen, that right there is a righteous brisket!

Very nicely done, sir.
 
Spot on! I think the rest is key with Briskey! Nailed it man!
 
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